Monthly Archives: April 2006

Most of the people who read this already know, but last night I sang with the Chorallaries in the finals of the International Championship of Collegiate Acappella. It was a great show, worthy of the performance space in Lincoln Center. … Continue reading →

Tonight will be my first performance at Lincoln Center. Tomorrow is the ICCA finals. I am focused.

Every student-run house at MIT has a Resident Advisor, whose job, more or less, is to keep students safe and happy. I just became an officially approved RA candidate, which means that I am eligible to be the RA of … Continue reading →

I did badly; everyone else did worse. Next time I’m bringing my calculator.

My newfound study tactic is less than effective. It didn’t help that I didn’t have my calculator, and the test pretty much required it. It also didn’t help that I really just don’t understand transistors. All of the diagrams make … Continue reading →

I have a new approach to studying for a test: clearing my mind. I’ve been folding laundry that was sitting in the dryer, mailing off overdue forms, responding to long-ignored e-mails, and paying my rent. This may not prove to … Continue reading →

The brownie at dinner tonight was so hard that, during my failed attempt to chip some off of the baking pan, my hand slipped and I scraped my knuckle on the brownie. I think it’s still bleeding a little. That … Continue reading →

I’ve long prided myself on good spelling, despite a few typos on this page, so I was a bit embarassed to discover that I’ve misspelling a major term in MRI physics for a long long time. The proper spelling is … Continue reading →

I am the least productive person ever. In the midst of a huge time crunch, I wasted the day trying to set up a Ipsec/L2TP VPN between my laptop and my phone. It didn’t work, although I am now well-versed … Continue reading →